The park is named after William Henry Yeo, a prominent early settler and community member in the Victoria Point area.
It is part of a significant migratory bird habitat corridor along the Moreton Bay Marine Park coastline.
The foreshore area adjacent to the park is known for its tidal flats, which are exposed during low tide.
The location serves as an entry point to the longer Victoria Point to Thompson’s Beach foreshore walk.
W H Yeo Park is a coastal recreational reserve situated on the foreshore of Victoria Point in Queensland. The park is defined by its direct water frontage along Moreton Bay, offering expansive views toward Coochiemudlo Island. It features a blend of open lawn spaces and mature coastal vegetation that provides natural shade. The park is integrated into a larger sequence of parklands connected by a local foreshore pathway network. It serves as a community hub for picnics, exercise, and coastal access. The site is managed by the Redland City Council.
The edge of the seawall during low tide, looking across the bay toward Coochiemudlo Island.
Bring polarized sunglasses to better view the marine life in the shallow tidal flats.
Check local tide charts before visiting, as the water's proximity to the park changes significantly throughout the day.
Carry insect repellent if visiting during dusk, as coastal midges can be present.
Do not attempt to walk through mudflats at high tide or during rapid tidal changes.
Leash dogs in designated areas, adhere to council signage regarding waste disposal, and respect the coastal dune vegetation.
